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Why Do We Keep Building Golf Courses in the Desert?
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Why Do We Keep Building Golf Courses in the Desert?
While California residents are asked to let their lawns go brown and swap grass for drought-tolerant landscaping, the Trilogy Golf Club at La Quinta reopened in December 2024 after a multi-million-dollar refresh. The restored 229-acre golf course underwent extensive re-grassing and irrigation upgrades, even though a single golf course can use up to a million gallons of water daily. Set in Coachella Valley, a golf mecca with over 100 courses, the…
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